The Mann Deshi Tarang Vahini (Mann Deshi's Community Radio) was started to share the incredible stories of women entrepreneurs and inspire many others to start businesses.
The channel aims to
Highlight the achievements of women and local communities
Provide information on government schemes and services for entrepreneurs and farming communities
Share the culture and tradition of the region
Entertain the community with songs, competitions, humour and stories
Build awareness of Mann Deshi programmes
The channel aims to
Highlight the achievements of women and local communities
Provide information on government schemes and services for entrepreneurs and farming communities
Share the culture and tradition of the region
Entertain the community with songs, competitions, humour and stories
Build awareness of Mann Deshi programmes
"I currently live in Boniwadi village. Even in this generation of gadgets and TV, people from my village still listen to Mann Deshi Tarang Vahini and look forward to the various programmes they broadcast. After listening to 90.4Mhz, my general knowledge has really increased. I'm constantly telling people to listen to this radio station as its content is very relevant and informative."
Shubangi Virkar
"I run a cycle repair shop in the town of Mhaswad and during my work, I tune in to Mann Deshi Tarang Vahini. It has become a regular part of my routine. People from the neighboring shops often ask me to turn up the volume so everyone can listen to it. One of my favorite programmes on this radio channel is Malavarche shiwar (a programme that gives farming tips)."
Maruti Gonzari
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The Mann Deshi Tarang Vahini (Mann Deshi's Community Radio) was started to share the incredible stories of women entrepreneurs and inspire many others to start businesses.
Outcomes
150,000 listeners
spread across 110 villages.
50 km
access to the channel.
New Mobile-based App
developed.
"I currently live in Boniwadi village. Even in this generation of gadgets and TV, people from my village still listen to Mann Deshi Tarang Vahini and look forward to the various programmes they broadcast."
Shubangi Virkar
"I run a cycle repair shop in the town of Mhaswad and during my work, I tune in to Mann Deshi Tarang Vahini. It has become a regular part of my routine."
Maruti Gonzari
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